Front-end framework
Meaning in software engineering, with examples
In software engineering, front-end framework means: A software framework that gives structure, tools, and reusable parts for building the user interface of a website or app.
In Turkish: ön uç çatısı, ön yüz framework'ü
How it is used
Used in web and mobile development when comparing UI technologies, planning architecture, or discussing migration, performance, and developer workflow.
Example sentences
We picked a front-end framework with strong routing support because the customer portal has dozens of pages and shared layouts.
Here the term refers to the main UI foundation whose built-in routing and structure help organize many screens consistently.
After the redesign, the team kept the API layer but changed the front-end framework to improve state handling in the dashboard.
In this example, it means the broader interface technology choice, separate from backend services and visual design assets.
Common collocations
- choose a front-end framework
- front-end framework migration
- front-end framework ecosystem
Related terms
More terms: Web, Mobile and Interface Development
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